By Deacon John De Gano
The recent “Day without an Immigrant” protest by immigrants in the United States got me to thinking about what the impact would be if there were no Roman Catholics around.
A quick look on the Internet revealed the following:
With Eyes of Faith
Food for thought
By Deacon John De Gano
The proverb, “the early bird catches the worm,” suggests that the person who gets there first has the best seat in the house and it may, in fact, be true, sometimes…for the bird. It is not true, however, for the worm, nor the first mouse to a mousetrap loaded with cheese.
Count your blessings
By Deacon John De Gano
Many years ago I humorously observed that “in any group of seven people if you don’t see ‘the Gilligan’ then, you’re the Gilligan!”
Putting our active (Catholic) imagination to good use
By John De Gano
Growing up in the public school system, my report cards almost always included the phrase:
“He has an active imagination.”
A Jury Duty Reflection on Jesus’ “Day in Court”
By Deacon John De Gano
Have you ever had to fill out an evaluation for a workshop you attended or a retreat experience?
You know, those forms that get handed out at the very end to provide feedback to the presenters on what worked or didn’t work, what was clear or not as clear, and what was beneficial or not beneficial.